#goffs

[titanomancy]

It ain't just da orky no-wotz, wot makes a Big Mek so big. It's also da spinny gubbinz and klanky bitz.

[denofimagination-blog]

Pale Orks? It's probably because they live in tunnels. There's no sun there, so their skin has faded, or they didn't eat enough peas! 

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[howadzpaints]

Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka and Makari 01-Apr-2023

This was a challenge for me!

I assembled and primed Ghaz back in November, having originally intended to build and at least start painting him for Orktober. Never happened, of course. 5 months later, after picking away quietly on him a couple hours here and there, he’s finally done.

I did a lot of learning on this. I didn’t really know how to do Ork skin, ended up learning 3 recipes for it. I’d not done much weathering of metallics before, and didn’t pick up any Dirty Down to make it ‘easier’. And I wasn’t super well versed in freehanding, which I had to get confident with pretty quick with the amount of checkers and the Ork language on the banner. Made my own powders for the base by crushing some old pastels too!

As much fun as I’ve had though, I’m glad they’re done. Giving them away to a good friend, someone who originally got me into the hobby as a thank you for doing so. Video tutorial showing the process for them.

[20th-century-railroading]

Goffs grab by Zeolite C O Via Flickr: End of the day in Goffs, California. The late day light is awesome, and this GP-30 has its shades drawn.

October 11, 1996.

[stearleart]

Waaagh! 29/10/235

Good old goff lad showing off his newly made 'Tankhammer!" which they hope to use against, "sum 'umie gitz tank!!!!"

[scarpions40k]

My friend ork army I did up hope he sticks with the army.

[the-bigtree]

Makari the Grot, the luckiest Gretchin and Thraka's Bannerman.

[soylent-robot]

da rest of da Goffs! love the old rokker and his guitar with a chameleon(?) on it

[wh40kgallery]

Saim-Hann

by Jaime Martinez

[neosmanlymancave]

oh my fucking god how did i not know that there was a wikipedia article abt my immortal 😭😭

[wursthammer40k]

ghazskull thrakka, from my beachboy project :D Sadly, i had to sold him. Bills where stacking high, out of nowhere. thanks putin.

[titanomancy]

“We’z gettin’ da band back tugever!”

[denofimagination-blog]

Baron of Dice Ork Kill Team!

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[gasha40k]

My last post involving Custodes was around 4 months ago. Since then, a lot of stuff has happened, both on the 40k front and in my personal life.

First and foremost, the ongoing crusade that I’m helming is in full swing. The eastern front grows evermore saturated with xenos scum, and on the west coast, an endless tide of Goffs crashes against Space Marine vanguard forces made up of Thunderbearers and my brother’s Ultramarines Successors, the Cobalt Lancers.

This has been our most active turn by far. While threats to the Imperium cover every inch of this doomed land, the Inquisition has ordered Imperial forces to secure the crashed planetary fragment at all costs— orders that have re-shifted the goal of the Calthradian Crusade for many. The Cobalt Lancers arrived to the planet alongside these Inquisitorial orders, and immediately made to relieve their Thunderbearers brothers.

They were, of course, met by Orks, in what would become the Battle of Deadside Pass. Deadside Pass is the name of a tight, mountainous passageway from the beachhead— the only entrance from the coast to the mainland. The Cobalt Lancers positioned themselves in the pass, waiting to stop any Orks pushing through.

Unfortunately for the Cobalt Lancers, Rex Manticore, the Goffs leader, had only grown from his encounter with the Thunderbearers. The Goffs wiped the Ultramarines, claiming the pass. Now the Thunderbearers make way to strike back against the Orks, and to reclaim the pass.

Meanwhile, the Cobalt Lancers move towards the objective: the fragment.

This is the “thing” from last post: the moon fragment that the Cobalt Lancers are moving towards. I wanted to try and make a cool set piece for this special story mission, and I think it went pretty well. All of this shit is from a nearby craft store and it was mostly just styrofoam and acrylic paint.

She’s gross! I’m very happy with this and I think it was a great learning experience. You can just do fucking anything with cardboard, it’s crazy.

So this is the mission objective. But who will the Cobalt Lancers be fighting for it?

Shadowkeepers. Finally putting paint on these dudes after like, 6 months, and I’m excited to pull them out for this story mission, as well. It should be very fun. My brother doesn’t have any experience fighting Custodes, either, so it’ll be grand to see his reaction when he realizes that he can’t shoot any of them unless he has AP weapons.

The main thing holding me back from finishing these dudes was my unfinished Lockwarden, but I bit the bullet and just finished him. Here he is. While it isn’t quite the hooded weirdo I wanted it to be, the helmet’s brutality does convey “warden,” and the seals help to convey the esoteric nature of the Shadowkeepers. He’s suitably intimidating and cool, and with all my men built and based, I can sit my goofy ass down and finish them. The next step is those bases; green stuff & fancy rollers are a bit out of my pay grade at the moment, so I’ll likely be hitting up the Michael’s and getting clay and whatever texture rollers they have there.

If there’s something I’ve learned, it’s that it takes me forever to finish anything. It’s taken me around 5 months to get these guys done. It took me around 5 months to finish my Intercessors. Maybe I’ve got a magic number thing going on.

[khornedog]

Moar boys!

I'll get to 90 boys, one batch at a time.

[thatwriterwhowrites]

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